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I am constantly peeing every 15-20 minutes. i don't even have to drink anything! what kind of doctor do i need to see to check it out, what to do?
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Primary doctor: You should start by seeing your primary care doctor. They may test your urine to make sure you don't have an infection as this is a common cause of your symptoms. They may also want to refer you to a urologist if there's no signs of infection to do a voiding diary to see if you have a problem with overproduction of urine.
Answered 10/22/2014
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